Showing posts with label typography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label typography. Show all posts
Monday, July 16, 2012
LOVE STUCK.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
INTO THE SUN, THE SAND AND THE SEA!
5 girls. Handsome streets.
Happy music. Hippie encounters.Hours of dancing. Sun-bathing.
Gazing endlessly at the sea.
Beachy affairs. Cheap shopping.
Cool sunglasses. Hand painted graphics and signage.
Super-saturated colors. Weather-worn surfaces.
Authentic shabbiness. Portuguese heritage.
Tons of walking. Plenty of clicking.
Loads of sunscreen. Resultant- Tanning!
But, better late than never. Inspires me for a make-shift approach to graphic and design.
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Friday, January 6, 2012
TYPOGRAPHICAL WISHES ON NEW YEAR
Wishing my readers a very happy new year! [Better late than never ;)]And I found an interesting way of expressing of my thoughts this time!
TYPOGRAPHY :D
TYPOGRAPHY :D
Talking about Resolutions!
Resolutions turn into revolutions! So, am not up for any resolutions this time!
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It’s a new year. So, why not start afresh?
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A famous boring fact :l
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Whatever you do, never be regular! ;)
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Yes, bad things happen! Nevertheless, that is how you should treat them!
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Do keep this in mind!
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When all else fails?
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In the end, for a wonderful beginning~
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Cheers!
Friday, July 29, 2011
THE GANDHIJI FONT
To celebrate the 141st anniversary of Gandhi’s birth, and to reinvigorate his vision across a new generation in India, Leo Burnett advertising agency used his famous glasses as the basis for a new, unique font, which was showcased at Cannes Lions 58th International Festival of Creativity.
Typographers from Leo Burnett advertising agency created the “Gandhiji font” in Devanagari, India. It is also being launched in English and other Indian languages. They believe that Gandhi's teachings have the power to bring back peace and love into the world. The concept of using his glasses as a basis to create a new typeface is a clever and beautiful way of continuing his legacy, creating something modern and historically relevant.
As learnt from Gandhijifont.com




Elements of the glasses are separated, rotated and scaled to create each character. The subtlety of this linear design and its minimal styling makes it fresh and modern.
There’s just no limit to inspiration in this world. A piece of spectacles gave breathe to typography. I love the quirky style use of the new temple (which rests on your ears) to create the font-style. Design has rooted itself inculcating aspects of ideologies and history. I can just say WOW!
The font can be downloaded here .
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